Supplier risk management for risk and sourcing managers.
Less firefighting, more optimisation.
Connect the outside world to your inside numbers
Total visibility was never the answer.
Most supplier risk platforms can establish that something has happened somewhere, to somebody. For risk and sourcing managers, that’s a problem: because it does not establish whether it reaches you. Even when a risk arrives with a number attached, that number is modelled from external data and carries no weight at your own procurement table.
More visibility does not fix that: a dump of Tier-N data from 100,000 suppliers isn’t a solution, it’s a new problem. That’s why Prewave ranks risk against your own data instead. When disruption hits, you’ll not only know what’s happened and how it’s developing. You’ll know precisely which suppliers are affected, which products depend on them, and your mitigation options ranked by ROI.
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Supplier risk management with measurable ROI
Ahead of the disruption, not behind it.
Waiting for an alert means starting every disruption from zero. Prewave moves your stance from reactive to proactive: analysing your structural exposure ahead of time and helping you plan ahead with dual sourcing or other resilience measures.
Where suppliers are structurally exposed rather than momentarily disrupted, requalifying an alternative source becomes a decision you make in advance rather than under pressure.
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The analysis is done for you. The decision is yours.
Prewave's Supplier Risk Management is Recognised by Industry Analysts
Everything you need to know.
- Risk and sourcing managers prioritise alerts by combining severity, likelihood and business impact, such as whether the supplier is single-sourced, tier-1, or tied to a high-revenue product line. Supplier risk monitoring software like Prewave applies a risk-scoring model automatically, moving your team's attention to the alerts that would have the biggest revenue impact. Prewave scores against your own data rather than severity in the world, weighing what the supplier provides, how much you spend with them and how deep in your network they sit.
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